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Tutorials can be used to become more productive and efficient in the use of Enterprise Architect. Tutorials, getting started guides, videos and workbooks can all be used to explain concepts and assist others in realizing the power and flexibility of using Enterprise Architect. Use this link to submit tutorials, training material, example workbooks and quick start guides.
Monday, 03 October 2011 04:35
Requirements management in Enterprise Architect using Google Docs
Written by mw
Group work in the cloud is a very convenient solution. Anyone who has tried to write the text with another person at the same time in applications such as Google Docs knows how effective and valuable these solutions are. Thanks to products such as the aforesaid Google Docs, the group work gained another dimension.In the present text, I will try to present how to manage requirements collected in Enterprise Architect using Google Docs spreadsheet.
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Monday, 12 September 2011 23:46
Producing Living Documentation with SPARX Enterprise Architect
Written by tadanderson
One of the most powerful side effects of the SPARX Enterprise Architect document publishing tools is that it enables the team to keep project documentation alive and current. One of the things I hear most about out of date documentation is that it is that it is out of date because it is "a living document". Guess what, out of date documentation is dead documentation, it is not living. Living documentation represents the current state of the project's architecture, designs, and implementations. The PowerPoint and video that is available for download with this article shows how SPARX Enterprise Architect can…
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I recently decided to update the Product Line Engineering Assets I reuse from project to project. In the past I reused a baseline project that contained a folder structure and the UML stereotypes required to do Use Cases, Feature, and Static Modeling. I wanted to enhance that package a little by creating a UML Profile of the stereotypes needed to do Use Cases, Feature, and Static Modeling. Creating a profile makes them available from the toolbox and the resources tree. The point of this paper is to show you how to create the profile, not use it or introduce Software…
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Tuesday, 26 July 2011 13:19
Construction of sequence diagrams in real-time in Enterprise Architect 9
Written by mw
This text shows, how in just a few steps one may generate a sequence diagram in a running application. The example has been written in Java and demonstrates the building of a contact book.
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Monday, 25 July 2011 04:29
A Visual Quick Start Guide to installing the Sparx Systems Keystore Service
Written by sparxsystems
The Sparx Systems Key Store Service is used to manage the registration keys issued with the Floating Licenses purchased for Enterprise Architect Corporate, Business and Software Engineering, Systems Engineering, and Ultimate editions, and for related MDG products. This visual guide illustrates how to use the Key Store to manage Floating License Keys.
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CrossOver is one of the easiest and afforable ways to get Enterprise Architect 9.0 up and running on Mac or Linux! Watch the short instructional video, then be sure to visit the community page for Enterprise Architect 9.0 for Mac and Linux to download a free trial of CrossOver and to receive a discounted rate for purchasing CrossOver. http://www.codeweavers.com/via/earchitect9 Enterprise Architect 9.0 on Mac with CrossOver Enterprise Architect 9.0 on Linux with CrossOver
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The TOGAF MDG Extension The TOGAF MDG extension is provided as a separate licensed component that extends the functionality of Enterprise Architect. The licence to use the TOGAF MDG extension is included in the licence price for the following editions of Enterprise Architect: Business & Software Edition Ultimate Edition For all other editions an additional license is required in order to use the TOGAF MDG extension. Of course, the TOGAF MDG extension is available for 30-day free evaluation. Please note that although the license to use TOGAF is included with the Business & Software, and Ultimate editions, the TOGAF MDG…
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In Enterprise Architect SoaML is provided via MDG Technology as a UML Profile and is included as standard in the following editions of Enterprise Architect: Corporate Business & Software Engineering Systems Engineering Ultimate Edition Introducing SoaML A service is an offer of value to another through a well-defined interface and available to a community (which may be the general public). A service results in work provided to one by another. Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is a way of organizing and understanding [representations of] organizations, communities and systems to maximize agility, scale and interoperability. The SOA approach is simple – people,…
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Diagram Filters When working on large diagrams modellers often need to identify certain elements that are of particular interest to them. Some examples of element selection are: Elements which have no value for a particular property (for example the Description) Elements who share the same value for a particular property (for example Status or Phase) Elements that were written by a particular person Elements that have (or have not) been modified since a certain date Diagram Filters functionality was added to Enterprise Architect version 8.0. Currently the Diagram Filters function only operates on Elements that are visible on a diagram…
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Introduction Users of Enterprise Architect may be aware of the use of “Gang of Four” Design Patterns (Gamma et al) in the use of software designs and the support that Enterprise Architect provides for using these “Gang of Four” patterns. Enterprise Architect also provides facilities for modellers to create and share their own design patterns. Users of Enterprise Architect may be under the impression that creating and sharing your own patterns is restricted to UML class diagrams however this is not the case. This tutorial presents an illustration of creating, using and distributing a Business Process Workflow pattern using…
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Friday, 13 May 2011 16:04
Running Enterprise Architect 8.0 on Mac and Linux with CrossOver
Written by Jana_Lee
In this short video you will learn how to install and run Enterprise Architect 8.0 on your Mac using CrossOver. Enterprise Architect 8.0 is also available for Linux. Be sure to visit our Enterprise Architect 8.0 community page for more details and a special promotion for purchasing CrossOver for Mac or Linux. http://www.codeweavers.com/via/earchitect8
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The duration of this video is 2 minutes and 30 seconds.
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Monday, 21 March 2011 20:55
Service-Oriented Modeling Framework (SOMF): Discovering Conceptual Services
Written by Methodologies Corporation
This tutorial discusses the process of conceptual service discovery. The activities that are involved with the identification of conceptual services require building decision trees, structures that facilitate the discovery of service concepts for a project or a larger business or technical venture, such as enterprise architecture, service-oriented architecture (SOA), or cloud computing initiatives.
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